Playground Updates: Stepping Stones
The Saint Peter’s nature playground is making great strides, one stepping stone at a time.
A stepping stone path now winds through the space, made from raised repurposed tree stumps and horizontal logs, giving kids a fun and natural way to explore.
Pictured: Balance trail made of tree stumps and logs
The climbing structure just got an upgrade: ropes have been added to help gently guide movement and offer a supportive handrail for kids as they navigate the terrain.
Over at the mosaic stream, a smooth stone slab has been placed at the end, creating a bridge for crossing.
Pictured: Stone slab bridged over mosaic stream
The team also added a second frame for an additional bench swing (more swinging, more fun!), and a couple of bright Adirondack chairs now sit in the lawn area, ready for caregivers to relax or kids to take a breather in the shade of the sycamore.
Pictured: Additional bench swing frame
Pictured: Adirondack chairs placed nearby the sand play area
Pictured: Full view of the sand play area, chairs, playhouse, and log forts
And last but not least, the roof is officially on the log fort, offering shade, shelter, and another cozy corner for creative play.
Stay tuned for more updates as the finishing touches come together!
